Ether was quoted at about $2,676.65, according to order book data tracked by Liquid24/7.xyz and cited by ChainCatcher. Among the venues listed, Binance’s perpetual market showed the strongest nearby bid support, with roughly $64.7688 million in buy orders against about $49.385 million in sell orders, leaving bids ahead by around $15.3838 million. Binance spot also showed a buy-side lead of about $1.6602 million, while Coinbase spot posted a wider bid surplus of roughly $3.9511 million. OKX perpetuals recorded buys of about $24.4708 million and sells of about $21.4952 million, for a net bid advantage of around $2.9756 million. Hyperliquid stood out on the other side: its perpetual market had about $9.4229 million in bids and about $10.1917 million in asks, leaving sell orders ahead by around $768,900. The platform snapshot suggests Binance perpetuals had the most visible bid depth across the venues monitored, while Hyperliquid’s buy-side depth was thinner, which could translate into larger slippage there if a large market order hits the book.
ETH was trading at about $2,676.65, according to order book monitoring platform Liquid24/7.xyz, as cited by ChainCatcher.
On Binance perpetuals, nearby buy orders were about $64.7688 million versus roughly $49.385 million in sell orders, leaving bids ahead by around $15.3838 million. On Binance spot, buy orders stood at about $8.2804 million and sell orders at about $6.6202 million, a net bid advantage of roughly $1.6602 million.
Coinbase spot showed about $10.572 million in buy orders against about $6.621 million in sell orders, with bids ahead by around $3.9511 million. On OKX perpetuals, buy orders were about $24.4708 million and sell orders about $21.4952 million, for a net buy-side lead of roughly $2.9756 million.
Hyperliquid perpetuals showed about $9.4229 million in buy orders and about $10.1917 million in sell orders, leaving asks ahead by around $768,900.
Across the venues tracked, Binance perpetuals showed the most pronounced bid depth, while Hyperliquid’s buy side appeared relatively thin. If a large market order were to hit the book, slippage on Hyperliquid could be larger.
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